case sensitive has no significance if language is not None

[cbsnagur]

issue is mainly bcz in init, case sensitivity is considered only if language is None, else case sensitivity is False.

code line:

47. self._case_sensitive = case_sensitive if not language else False

I know preloaded dict is has lower case-sensitive words but if i want to add few additionaly words to preloaded dict, which i want to be case-sensitive i cannot achieve that,

issue can be resolved if we updated the check in init,

was there any specific reason why it was done so?

[barrust]

You are correct that one cannot add case-sensitive words to the default language dictionaries. There are several reasons for this but a few of them are:

• Many of the words in the original dictionary would also need to be capitalized
• Reduces computation time in determining distance
• By keeping the built-in dictionaries all lowercase reduces the possible issues of people mistakenly adding case-sensitive words.

If you want to add case-sensitive words you can export the dictionary and reload it as case-sensitive. Then you would be able to add to the dictionary.